INDICES> "Neoton"

["Dr.L.Offerhaus" <lo@euronet.nl>]

Dear Natalie,

"Neoton" = phosphocreatine. It is briefly described in Martindale 
("Was used......   etc.) It is widely distributed in the body, 
particularly striated muscle, as phosphorus supplier. It was used in 
Russia as "cardioprotective" and "antiarrhythmic" on the basis of 
two case reports in the Russian literature. For the indication you 
mentioned there is no proof; some old experiments were done on 
piglets and rats.
"Encephabol" was advertised for the same indication. All this is plain 
rubbish. For prevention there is only oxygen, and once damage is 
done there is little one can do except wait and see.....

Good luck.
Dr.L.Offerhaus
Koedijklaan 1a, NL-1406KW Bussum, The Netherlands
Phone: +31-35-6923288.  Fax: +31-35-6923290
E-mail: LO@EURONET.NL  CompuServe: 71530,15
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